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To ensure that blood is safe for patient use, optimal temperature must be maintained at all times. Blood bank monitoring not only reduces waste but also provides rigorous support for inventory levels to ensure patients receive blood when they need it. Manual recording of temperatures in blood banks has the potential to suffer from human error as well. Customizable and with low learning curves, an automated environmental monitoring system not only documents temperature but also motion and humidity to ensure the safety of blood. Also, with the help of an IoT application, blood donors can be identified using an RF tag. This can help more people in many ways, even saving lives at a critical time. The continuous monitoring and automatic updating of temperature, humidity values, and IR sensors are used to count the number of people inside the blood bank. The inbuilt time monitoring to ensure the expiring date of the stored blood packs in the blood bank is done through the cloud with the help of an IoT module. Then, which type of blood is available in the blood bank that information was identified using the Cayenne app through the IoT.